This late 20th-century Giacometti-style coffee table features a sculptural verdigris-finished metal base paired with a beveled glass top. Equally suited to indoor or covered outdoor use, it combines the durability of traditional garden furnishings with the decorative appeal of high-end designer ironwork. The frame is beautifully detailed from every angle. Circular ring motifs, architectural cross-bracing, and hand-forged style construction create visual interest while also providing excellent stability. I especially love the balance between the airy openwork design and the architectural presence of the base. The weathered verdigris finish lends the piece a timeless character reminiscent of Giacometti-inspired furnishings, while the beveled glass top adds a refined finishing touch. While substantial enough for everyday use indoors, the durable metal construction also makes this an excellent candidate for a covered patio, garden room, sunroom, or enclosed porch. That versatility is one of my favorite things about the piece—it feels equally at home in a sophisticated living room, a bright conservatory, or an outdoor entertaining space. Glass is 47.625 x 29.5 x 0.125 Base is 43.5 x 25.5 x 16